10

Nov 2021

Luxury Resort Proposed for Cape May

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The former Beach Theatre in Cape May New Jersey, could become the site of an ambitious hotel project that seeks to revive the atmosphere of a bygone era. Cape May City Council last week heard plans from developer Eustace Mita, and founder of the Icona Resorts brand, which already has luxury projects in Avalon, Diamond Beach and a smaller location in Cape May. Mita has partnered with DAS Architects to develop a plan for a seven-story, 168-room hotel that would cover the area from Stockton Place to Gurney Street. The site not only includes the property of the Beach Theatre, which was built in 1950 and demolished in 2011, but also several storefronts along Beach Avenue and Gurney Street. The project will cost in the range of $100 million with plans to file a formal application in the next 60 days. The project would include a rooftop pool and 268 parking spaces contained on four interior levels. Other features would include ground-floor retail, restaurants, cafés and a ballroom. 

 

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09

Nov 2021

Hotel Project Planned for Northwest Cary

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Hotel developer Parks Hospitality whose VP is Chris Hardy plans to begin construction next year of a limited service hotel near Research Triangle Park on a tract of land along Kit Creek Rd and Louis Stephens Drive in Cary North Carolina. The company has other hotels in Cary, including a DoubleTree by Hilton and Homewood Suites. The project will be complete in 2024.  

  

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05

Nov 2021

Margaritaville Beachfront Resort Planned for Ocean City

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A hotel developer is proposing to build a Margaritaville Hotel on the Boardwalk between 13^th and 14^th Street in Ocean City Maryland where the Phillips Beach Plaza Hotel once stood. The project would include 265 hotel rooms, three restaurants, including the JWB Grill with high-end steaks and seafood, the Landshark Bar and Grill and a coffee shop and provisions store in the lobby. The project would also include three outdoor pools and one indoor pool, a wellness center and gym, 14,000 square feet of flexible convention space, retail stores facing the Boardwalk and many other upscale amenities. The project architect is Jack Mumford with Becker Morgan Group. The development group, includes Chesapeake Hospitality Hotel Management Company whose principal is Steve Smith. Margaritaville Hospitality’s CEO is John Colhan.  

 

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04

Nov 2021

Casino Hotel Planned for Lake of the Ozarks

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The Osage Nation Native American tribe plans to bring casino gambling to the Lake of the Ozarks, Missouri. The Osage Nation Indian Tribe will invest approximately $60 million to develop a hotel featuring gambling, restaurants and entertainment venues. Most of the tribe’s Missouri lands, including the area south of the Missouri River, were ceded to the U.S. in a treaty signed in 1808. Any land purchased must be put into a trust for the Nation by the Department of the Interior. And the nation must negotiate a compact with the state dividing responsibilities for law enforcement on the casino property and establishing taxation by the Indian tribe of such activity in amounts comparable to amounts assessed by the state for comparable activities. Gov. Mike Parson, or his successor, would have to approve the compact, according to federal law. Tribes have the right to offer gambling that mirrors what the state allows for any purpose by any person, organization, or entity. If the state refuses to negotiate a compact, or does not do so in good faith, the tribe may sue in federal court.

 

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03

Nov 2021

Casino Plans Rebrand and Hotel Expansion

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Hard Rock International is planning a $70 million hotel investment at its Downtown Cincinnati Ohio property, as part of its strategy to transform the 9-year-old casino into more of a regional destination. Hard Rock International operates 13 casinos, 34 hotels and 238 Cafes and Rock Shops.   Up to 300 rooms are planned for the project, with a spa, fitness center and luxury suites for high rollers. The hotel will be built either on the casino’s front lawn along Eggleston Avenue or north of the casino’s parking garage in what’s now a surface lot. In addition to the hotel, Hard Rock has already invested $40 million to upgrade its dining options and concert facilities. It also built a sports book so the casino is equipped if and when Ohio lawmakers legalize such wagers. Jon Lucas is COO of Hard Rock International. The project will begin construction early on 2022.  

 

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Nov 2021

American Tin Cannery Hotel Project Planned

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The Pacific Grove California Planning Commission voted to continue its hearing on certifying the ATC Hotel and Commercial Project Environmental Impact Report, and approve four permits being sought, to a Nov. 18 meeting. Planning Commission staff is recommending the commissioners certify the American Tin Cannery Hotel and Commercial Project EIR based on the entirety of the record of proceedings, and approve the Architectural Permit, Tree Permit with Development, Use Permit and Coastal Development Permit. The ATC Hotel and Commercial Project would convert a 6.2-acre site into a 225-room hotel with amenities, 10,968 square feet of retail space, and on-site valet parking for 290 cars. The 5.59-acre site now includes the components and improvements proposed for the Sloat Avenue right-of-way, for a 6.2-acre site. The project includes development and uses in the Sloat Avenue right-of-way between Eardley Avenue and Dewey Avenue, and requires the execution of a real property agreement for vacating the city’s right-of-way easement. The hotel’s design includes two wings – the Bluffs with 104 guestrooms and the Shoreline with 121 guestrooms – each with separate entrances and lobbies.

 

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29

Oct 2021

Siesta Key Hotel Project Moves Forward

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Sarasota County Florida’s Commissioners have approved developers Robert Anderson’s proposed 170-room, eight-story hotel on just under an acre of land near Siesta Key Beach Resort and Suites on Calle Miramar. The project also includes a three-level, 223-space parking garage, a restaurant and a rooftop pool and bar. Traffic is proposed to come and go along Calle Miramar. The project’s architect is Mark Sultana of DSDG Architecture.

 

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28

Oct 2021

Element Hotel Proposed for Uptown

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An Element Hotel by Westin is planned for 2430 Louisiana Blvd NE in uptown Albuquerque New Mexico. Construction of the 120 guestroom, 86,335 square foot hotel is to begin next month and take two years to complete. The property is being developed by Allen Sigmon Real Estate Group, whose principles are Lance Sigmon and Brad Allen along with Total Management Systems, led by development manager, Adriana Gronager. The project is being designed by Base Architects & Engineers.  

 

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27

Oct 2021

AC Marriott Hotel Planned on Colorado Blvd

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A new hotel is being proposed on Colorado Blvd at the former Cordon Blue building and the parking lot across the street from Urth Café in Pasadena California at: 550-566 E Colorado Blvd. The proposal calls for an 85 foot tall, six story AC Marriott hotel with 195 guestrooms, with ground floor retail and dining space. The hotel is being proposed by the Welcome Group Inc. The site is owned by Chafles Company. 

 

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26

Oct 2021

Extended Stay Hotel Planned for Canal Walk

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Waterfront Canal Centre LLC, a limited liability company registered to Greg Schahet, president and CFO of developer Schahet Hotels, has filed plans with the city, seeking to redevelop the site at 401 W. Michigan St in Indianapolis Indiana into an extended stay hotel. Plans call for demolishing the American College of Sports Medicine’s current 30,000-square-foot building. Going vertical in its place would be an 11-story mixed use building and plaza, consisting of 75,000-square-feet of new office space and a hotel bearing The Element hotel flag, an extended-stay brand by Marriott. The plaza also would have a 240-space parking garage. Construction is to begin in mid-2022. The project total costs have yet to be finalized as the construction contractor is repricing the project. The hotel is being designed by Ratio Architects.  

 

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